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China, France say climate pact should have 5-year reviews

By Louise Watt | November 2, 2015 - 12:07pm

The Chinese and French presidents announced yesterday they have agreed that a global climate change pact should require countries to review their emissions pledges every five years, in an important signal four weeks...

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Large China oil spill threatens sea life, water

July 22, 2010 - 4:19am

China's largest reported oil spill  emptied beaches along the Yellow Sea as its size doubled yesterday, while cleanup efforts included straw mats and frazzled workers with little more than rubber gloves...

(UPDATE) Asian activists keep pressure on Copenhagen talks

December 12, 2009 - 10:00pm

BEIJING (AP) — Environmental activists in Asia literally beat the drum Saturday to pressure world leaders to reach a deal at the UN climate conference in Copenhagen to combat global warming.

China vows to dramatically slow emissions growth

November 27, 2009 - 2:30am

BEIJING (AP) – China promised yesterday to slow its carbon emissions, saying it would nearly halve the ratio of pollution to GDP over the next decade — a major move by the world's largest emitter, whose...

US-China climate statement raises hopes, questions

November 18, 2009 - 2:10pm

BEIJING (AP) – A joint statement by the US and Chinese presidents on climate change is encouraging as pressure builds in the last few weeks before a 192-nation conference in Copenhagen, but the language leaves...

China growth path could exceed planet's resources

September 16, 2009 - 11:01pm

BEIJING (AP) — If China's economy continues to expand rapidly and rely heavily on coal and other fossil fuels until the middle of the century, its power demands could exceed what the entire planet can withstand,...